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Beginners' Technical Questions / Re: Possible to direct agssave.999 to USB drive?
Tue 11/01/2011 16:49:30 #2
Beginners' Technical Questions / Possible to direct agssave.999 to USB drive?
Wed 05/01/2011 21:50:03
I am trying to run my AGS creation from a network drive on a computer where the only possible local storage is a flash drive.
I have searched the forums and found that it is not possible to run an AGS game off of a CD or a network drive. However, is it possible to write a script or adjust the .cfg file so that the agssave.999 file will direct to the flash drive?
Here is my situation:
I am a library employee, and would like to create an AGS game to use as a youth activity. However, due to security restrictions on library computers, there is no local storage possible on the machines. Also due to security restrictions, executable files can't be run from external media.
Using a staff computer, I am able to write files to a network drive which is read-only on the public computers. For activities, I plug in USB flash drives so the kids can save files. This has been a fine work-around for me with other applications, so I'm hoping to figure out a way to do something similar here.
I have searched the forums and found that it is not possible to run an AGS game off of a CD or a network drive. However, is it possible to write a script or adjust the .cfg file so that the agssave.999 file will direct to the flash drive?
Here is my situation:
I am a library employee, and would like to create an AGS game to use as a youth activity. However, due to security restrictions on library computers, there is no local storage possible on the machines. Also due to security restrictions, executable files can't be run from external media.
Using a staff computer, I am able to write files to a network drive which is read-only on the public computers. For activities, I plug in USB flash drives so the kids can save files. This has been a fine work-around for me with other applications, so I'm hoping to figure out a way to do something similar here.
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